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,r»*f T ► i I. mm Pnp'r. Huhoest cocxtyCirculation. -•••?* -r—, ;—: -r - THURSDAY MAY 11. Th* Pboi'i.k purpo*en to b« utrlotiy fair unit lm|MrtUI as between can<ii> datra In thUrampalicu, ami in lu com- aocncement we aak correapoinlcnta to help ua keep that promise to the letter^ While we are always glad to receive the favors nfdtir friends and uheorfully side track editorial matter so that local SytSve the right of way, we t-Ug to exprvaa th^ candid opinion that commuiiicationa favoring particular eandidates are not exactly fair to others In the race who are without letter writing supporters, and may do more barm than good, for the people an; close watchers and quick to condemn anything at real or seeming variance with fair play. We are not of those who believe that ‘‘all le fair In love, war and politics.” It Is our province to give the puhlie the names and plat forms of the candidates, and the re sponsibility of making choice of ser vants rests upon them. Under the primary system It is the work of the candidate to make hie calling and elec tion sure, and It is the duty of the Ir.dU vldnal voter to support those hast qual ified In character, qualification and patriotism. The right to vote, as we take it, is a trust reposed by party or state in the cithten to he ex« rcised for the public good and not to gratify |>er- aonal likes, pay poll!leal debts or re venge personal wrongs. (Jonununk>etion« criticising candi dates will lie published only above the resl names ef the real writers. W ‘^iutr* 10 * r,n '* '* n " Ptorta ^ «e best men may win and >le may measure and _a*kln» k. _ Sistake the candidates TCTf. ^“‘^Vlr hands. p rrf 7 ,r,,,no ^^a^oandld. Jeclion to the lag citlseos u above refers . '■ no« b- > >n of/etter. ask- candidates, pro- I Tided they are brief and pre|wr. THK RACK FOR TUK WHITE ■OUtK The game for the Preaidsntla) tur- oeteion grnws more exclUng and Inter esting with every pity made. Tbe sit- la decidedly mixed, but under fusion oa tbe surfs«etbe polttl- eiaassre getilng la their work. Ra)er MeKl«iey, tbe apoetie of high MuiR, has bit. hackera claim, a hundred v«tes abets a ms)ovtly ef tbe member* of the Republican Xasienal Cooveatlon by their duie Coevnnitens him at fit. louls. Under nay ordinary conditions his aomina- drat ballot «euld.be beyond rm Bat these are reterd bracking Umee. I1U opponents la the and capitalist*, hats him and are add ing fuel la I he Asms by dav and by Sight and ea Bssndsys too. They charge Sim hllh being a wsbbler se between gold and slieer, sneer at his lack of haalness ability as shown by bis ha«- lag, wblla Uoeeraer of Ohm.and worth Phiy I10.U0U. aadnrsad ter hi* Uu.iSMe* partner to the tuae of fUb.OOit, hint that he Is under poMlUai mortgage to of his campaign, who are friend* that paid hie debt* three year* ago. and predict that hi* •osalaaiioa and election would be foi- lowed by a panic eempared u which the keel toeg doee of bard Umea would be as a shower to a cycloaa. These gold stabdard people are In llvest ear. neat and wlil spare no effort to oom|)a*s hi* defeat for the nomination. As ma- hy of the McKlolsy delsgate*. rs|»ecUI- ly ^rom the Soata, are opeu to the ar- guraentam ad bo.nineui they count on a rapid ebbing of the tide of bis popu larity.- _ Thera an no new dev< iopraent* as to tbe policies to be followed by the l»«m- pjntllc party, while the 1‘opulisU con- tlnu* to be an unktwtwn quantity in this great political problem. The ex- leting conditions and clrcuuutanoes point to these evolutions; 1st, That Major McKinley will oeivc the Kepubllcsn nomination platform of catch words, favoring bi- meuiism and meaning nothing in par ticular except to fool tbe people again. 2nd, That Senator Henry M. Teller, of Colorado, will be nominated by the Silver Republicans on an out aud out lb to 1 platform. 3d, That the candidal* of the free coinage of silver Democrats will be either Bland of Missouri, Boiesof Iowa, Htephenson of Illinois or Matthews of Indiana. (One of the best informed JHdltlclans irf this State tell* us that Senator TiMman could have the nomi nation, but that he will probably prefer to wait until 19&).) 4tb,.That Grover Cleveland will be tho- candidate of the gold Democrats and mugwumps upon a platform fav- «ring the gold« standard and upon the fact of a war. with Spain eouoerning The Citadel Uhdei* did themsitvas and their HUM proud la Savannah I*! week , by winning first honors In the Cadet prise drill*, and a oomfor- -table purse of.six hundred dollar* by way of dessert. Venlmus, Vidimus, Viclmii* Is, or ought to be. the cadet cry in this year’s campaigning, fr*ui Savannah's dollars to Sumter’s lasses Kecrctarv of thwi wntsury ikthvi Grtf fin Carlisle (hvlines to speak lu Char Ivston In favor of “Mound money.” lie i« said to be too busy preparing to an- nihilWe Senator I’elfer. We hope that after using up the blr sate iptnator from “bleeding Kansas” the Secretary will have time to spare and to speak in fhp trht' ctty by the war To add to the inducements to bring him we suggest tliat Charleston’s golden calf priest* Invite Laurens Youmans to meet and wrestle with the agile Ken tuckian. And if the Fairfax fanner don’t down him everlastingly w e’ll un dertake to learn to rldo a bicycle.-' 8TEi'HKNs’ HISTORY. Now that the free coinage of silvftr is the one engrossing Imauc in naiinnal politics the following letter from Alexander H. Stephens, ‘ tbe great commoner,” of Georgia, will be found both interesting and instructive: Mr. H. D. Banow*, Lo* Angeles. Cal: My dear rtl r Yotir letter of the 14th instant with enclosed slip* wa* re-, oolved this evening. Allow me to thank you for It. The subject is one of .the gravest that now occupies tlie at-' tenUo’) of Congress and tiiwthinking men throughout the United Mate*. The reason tlist silver bullion has been deprer-iated «lm;e IS7J In till* country 1» thgt (;ougre*. it) February, H73, struck silver front the list of mouey in the United Male.*, 'i'tre tuoumni that tbis set ef Congress wa* jis»*ed gnh! was made tbe only standard of value in this country. That was a great error aud was attended with infinite mischief In tli* L uked state*. In 17k2 Mr. Hamilton and tlie pat riotic statesmen of that day recognised In our coinage the bimetallic system of money; that is, lie and they recognised silver as money a« well as gold at the ratio of about sixteen parts of silvers* eipilvalent to oae of gold. Under this regulation snd coinage we were pro*- |>ernu* in 1*73. When silver was de prived ol its debt*-pay lug (Htwer as an equivalent to gold at the ratio staled, sliver In the markets of the world wa* at a premium over gold. It Is useless to go Into iBisoas wuy this change was adopted In our system or by wbal un seen hands It na* r(Teelad. The true policy of this country is to re tarn to the system of our father*. If the gov. rrnment should now, as U ought to, re- tra^w it* steps snd provide for the free | ALWAYS ON GUARD. T The Yorkvllle Kwqulrer say* of the Congressman from the heoond District: Kcpresr'ntstive Talbert 1* a thorn in the side of the Congressional pension thie've*. Friday hlglit of each week la Ml aside for the passage of all manner of private pension bills.* Rach Repub Mean Congressman lias a numberdf these bills on hand, and it,is their uus* tom to trane with each other so gt to keep down oppoaltion, 'the Democrat* M. A. Xoye; and WT. seldom attend the Friday night ses- W. B. Brigham, slwns. Kccognixiiig thatthev are una ble to prevent vicious legislation, they leave the questions with the Republl cans in the hope that they will over do it and^ventually disgust |he country. It is necessary, however, for one or Uto Democrats to remain on guard, and my reason of his special fitucss, this duty genoraUy-faiis to C ihgvessman ’i'alber'.- Mr. Talbert has made the situation un comfortable on more than one occasion, and on last Friday night week he wa* able to accomplish something practical. It haopened tliere waa not a quorum present. Mr. Talbert raised the point. There was a large number of badly dis appointed Republican*; but they had no way to help them*elve«. Finally Mr. Talbert proposed that if the Re publicans would promise not to pension any more deserter* or try to fix up any more had record* so a* to make unde serving parties eligible to draw pen sions, he would withdraw hi* point. After some consultation, the Republi can* agreed to the proposition and the hustnes* of the evening was allowed to proceed. 1-AA^VKR*, LOOK AT THIS; Home time ago two noted turfmen, Phil Dwyer and David Gideon, quar reled at ’the Sheepshesd race track. Rough language was used/ Gideon brought *uit agaJo»t Dwyer to recover $50,(KMi for alleged slander. The jury gave Gideon a verdict for 115,MM. a motion was made before Justice Pryor of the New York Hupreme Court for a new trial on the side ground that Dwyer had 1 received bad advice from his lawyer. On the motion Dwyer alleged for the first time that he had not s|H>ken the alleged slanderous word*, which were that Gideon was no s|»ort*t|isn and bad been ruled off the track in Nashville. Two men present at the quarrel made affidavit that Dwyer did not use the words imputed to him. Originally Dwyer demurred to the complaint, alleging that the words were not IH>cUotia, and when the derision ws* made against him he ap- inraled to the General Term which af firmed the lower court. In each per mission to answer was given. He did not answer hot went up to tbe Court of Appeals, which threw out. the cas« fur want of jurisdiction. Hr still *eiv«J no answer and the rase went to the jury and judgment was entered against him. He ihen changed IPs lawyer. JIutiiiw Pryor set aside the judgment eoinags of silver as it doe* of gold, snd oa condition that Dwyer pay all cost* make 41 grains of standard silver to dale and providing that tbejudg- nlvaleni i<> 23a-io grain* of gold then romt atand a* security for any new ver would liumedialrly return to Its | judgment that may be rendered. SilmoGS ti Xbsiii Defendants. Court of CommqjB The 8t«te of Heutb » Carolina. f Pleas. BARN WKl^L COUNTY. COPY bUMJtON* FOR RRftiEF. Geo. W. Egan and A. J. Pittman, co partners under the firm ns me of Pitt man Rros^ PUlttliff*- against of the County for their vote*. I ron subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic primary election, pledging myself, a* I have always done, to abide the result «nd support the nominees of the party. Q. H. Kirkland. (Paid) H. Brigham and Brigham, copartner* under the firm name of W. H. A W. Ik Brig ham; T. R. McGaban, A. S. Brawn, Robt. P. Evans and Jas. Dillingham, enpwitaert under the firm name of McGahan, Brown & Evan*, Carsten Wulbern, John Wulbero, A. C. To- , bias, Ed N, Wulbern and Jpo. H. Wulbern, copartner* tinder the firm name of 0. W uibern & Co., Berkeley Phosphate Ca., The South Carolina Loan A Trust Co. r Tho*. D. Stoke* , ^ and W. D, Hitnmons, copartners un-,'Court of Barmvell^ County der the firm name of Stokes and Sim mons, Cha*. M. Drake, dolrg business under the style and firm name of M. Drake A Sou, N. A. Hunt, doing business under the style and firm name of N. A. Jlunt A Co., and Gee. D. Witt, Jno. b. Witt snd Geo. P. Watkins, copartners under the firm name of Witt^* Watkins, Defend ants. To the Defendants above named : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Complaint in this action, a copy of which is on tile In the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Plea* for Barnwell County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the aald Jomplasnt on the subscribers at their office at Barnwell, 8. C., within twenty day* after the service hereof, exdus've of the day of sneh service, and if you fall to answer tbe Complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff* in ilii* ac tion will apply to the Court lor the re lief demanded in the Ccmplaint. - BATE* A M M M H, r— N ATM A M8, r ~“ * Plaintiff’s AttorneyA. May pith 18%. [Seal] W. Gu.moxr Simms,C. C. P. To the Defendants, W. li. AW. B, Brigham, Stokes A Stmmona and Witt A Watkins: Please take notice that the Complaint in this action wa* Hied in tbeofilce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas on tbe Ihth data of May A. D. 18UG. BATES A SIMMS, J. N. NATHANS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. tnsyJI-Cw a original dignity In the market* of the world in purchasing and drK-psylng This U tbe real function of Justice Pryor fell at first convinced that tbe bad tnanagcinrnt of a lawyer was not a ground for setting aside the proceeding, but on looking np tbe au* J thoiUMs be aaeerulued that in other I Mate* no redrem is given to a client in such respect, hut that in New York alone relief ran be given. Hr say* that j m other Mate* the neglect of the attor ney is unlformlv held U> be the neglect <>f the client. He snld he had wUh*eaae- I siderable hesitancy reached tbe cooclu- power money and In this country thl* equality In this function at the ratio *ut«d tie should maintained. 1 he debts sod btuid* of the United Stale* provides for payment In gold or silver coin si the thru standard value; it was • great »r„ug to tbe taxpayers on whom rests tbe payment of tbe pub lic debts to strike silver from tbe list of mower as was don# In 1N7X. It was I ***»» that the internal* of Dwyer bad that Now which changed the value of | been badly managed by his attorney, the property of the l ulled >utea. • • • Move than half of the money of the I TURN A DO IN TEX AS. world at lhaF time consisted of silver. | The onmt terrible tornado ever known The whole amount In the world in ls73 In the hiaturj of North Texas came on was estimated at gx.iaat.iUlJMU. of theae j Uat Krlday. It began In the noulh- M^Md.OOU.tOO were stleer and 3.4.31*).• e«*t corner of lienton County and |»os- <*)H.isai w«r* g«»ld In round numbers. #d easterly sod North through Grays* It- Tho ruinous consequences which si- Uutinly until the Red Kieer on the In- tended this bad art o< administration | dtan territory waa reached, where It rc- utt a mm- IV" v '' ® ubt ‘ Northern cotton speculators and BMiiufaaturers are about a* selfish a lot ns the* world has ever been afflicted with. It is to their interest to get cot ton cheaply and no mean* to put the price down is too mean to be used They are already at work to scoop all the profit possible out of this year * wops. As a first atop they are crying owt that the Government Bun-an a re port of cotton acreage this year | t an ■oder-esllaitue of the amount of land under cultivation, and they will cen to manufacture, out of the w bole wya why cotton should be tr "' silver at thv Id gcli uOi- that I aiiver were sweo In the failurra of mercantlla houses and butlnc** mru amouiillng to tuora tbau bail tbe public debts*! tbs United Htates within the last nine rears. Now, I ant for the free coinage of sliver bullion Just a* of gold. Gold snd sliver sbottln be pul up»n a |mr- fecl equal It v as of yore In the ta'lo of l« to I. Tbl* would not only ad I to the value of real <*«iate and all soils of property In the J nlted Hlate*. but it would greatly encourage aud slimulata th* nitiiiug of silver lu this couiurv. I ti my view all the gold and •ilver that can be produced to our mints should be coined allhe. Die coin should be kept In the vault* of ilie treasury trod certificate* given in nil case* where certlflcsle* are pref* rm . These coin certificates shottid be »he currency of the country, it would lie ;ke best lu the world. I ti (hi* age we do nut null to burden w ith the weight of either gold or silver in ordinary.busin*** transac tions extending to dis'snt (daces In the cotitury, hm we tin want a paper qtu- reney which I* redeemable at the will of tlie holder In'rnln dollar for dollar. Bank bills which are *o common in u*c are only promises to pay in coin miu! are often issued in amount* of two and sometimes to three foe one of the coin in the vault*; Imi under the plan ad vocated by me the certificates would in no case represent any thing but dollar for dollar. 1 haven't time to sav more to you now, 1 will barelv add that, the present depreciation of the silver bullion and of the silver dollar arise* from the deg radation of silver by act of Congress in IbTll. Let Congress declare, us it ought to, that 412'j grain* of standard silver i* ami shall be equivalent to lib 8-10 grains of gold in iu purchasing and debt-paying power, anti Instantly silver will be on a par, if not nbovc par, compared with gold. To increase the equality of silver in the present dollar of 4124 grains up to 180 giainsTbTnitke it equivalent to the present current value of 25 8-10 grains of gold would be a great wrong to the laboring masses in the Union t hose taxe* luve to meet tbe public debt; the holder* of the public debt at the time they received the bonds received them under the express stipulation that they were to be paid in United htates coin, gold or silver, at its then standard value, and all that is wanting to make gold and silver equal, make 112} grain* of silver equal* in the market* of the world* to 25 8-lo gold, is for Congress to put silver back on the liat of moneys of tbe United State* as it w as in 1873. I have 'lately made a report to the Hivusv of Representative* upon our coinage, in which I urge not only the toration of silver to it* debt paying power, but a’so the adoption of metric coinage applicable alike to gold and silver, l will send you a copy of this in a few days when it conics from the press. Yours truly, % Alkx. II. StrpiiKXH, Washington,.!). C„ Jan. X'l, 1882. Mattered. Its path was a hundred miles long and 150 yards wide. Con- serialise estimate* i«M*s *44 poieu stricken by the fury of the storm say that two hundred |>*r»ons were killed and another hundred mounded, and that forty of tbe latter were fatally It.- jwerd. A million dollars wi|l net cover the properly )oe*. WnhknJ A good Apply at this office. weather prophet. Headquarter* “Jim Hagood” CampNo. 753 U.C.V, Allendale,-h. C., Ma? 16.1K96, Tbe members of "Jim Hagood” Camp No. 7M, U. C. V., a ml nil other (‘*onfed- f rate Veterans, are request*! to meet *» their Headquarters, at AHnndaU, on ~*ir anil regular meeting dey. the 2nd Haturdav la June uoxf.at IleVluek a. ns. to traaa* bustHes* of twpurv- wm«, Attun'd Boat, AdjL • S iiiuinuns to Absent Defendants. MASTER S SAIL Statk or Sot th Cano Lin a, \ Col'ntt or BanNwnLL. t Tbe Bank of Barnwell, FUlntlff, against Marion Ford, Ros* Ford and E L. Pat terson, Dcfsndsnta. runncLoncnn. BY VIRTUK of n decretal order to me directed in the above entitled rauee, I will eell at Barnwell, In froa* of the Court Hopse. on Monday, the 1st day of June laM. ll being saleaday In raid month, within the legal boure of sale, the following described real estate: All that lot of land In the town of Ha me ell known an lo*No » on plat of R. H. Mixson, measuring (W) sixty Ism front on Madison street and ooe hun dred and (111) feet deep, adjoining lot of J. J. Hsrrisen. more fall? described in deed of Mrs. Jennie Brown to raid A. K. Ford, bearing date the 23d day of February A. D. 1<*2 and reeorded la Hook i Z, page 4M. efHce K. M. C. Barnwell county. j Terms rash. Purcbaner lo pay for payers. A. HOWARD PATTERSON. Masker. For Clerk of Court Barnwell, 8. C.. May 13tli 1886. I pidpeetfaHy- antmunee myself a candidate for Clerk of Court of Barn- weTT County aHff again ask thn vbters Barnwell, 8. C., May find. 181W*. I re*i>eCtfuUy announce, myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of subject to the rule* and regulation* of tbe Demo cratic Primary election, pledging myi self to abide the result and support the nominees of the party. W.H. Dcncan. (Paid) Barnwell, 8. C.. May 1,1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court of Barnwell County, subject to- the rules and cratic self to abide by the results and support the nomineeso< the party. *■' W. Gilmore Simms ‘(Paid) ith I* ox the way, bat I am here more beautiful bargains for cash buy er! thlh Blackviile ever held before. As the seasons follow attractions will be increased, growing prettier every day. I quote a few sample prices: Ladles’" Hats,all shapes and color*, 3free»ta np: —”“ ^ Ladle*’ Best Silk Gloves, ail shades, 10, 25, fiO, 75 cents. Roys’ Tam 0’8hanter’s, 50and 75 cts. Boys’ Sailor*, 23 cents op. Ladies’ Sailors, in various shapes and color*, to suit the most fastidious, 8ee tlrs latest glrd.e belt Tbr Ladies, In gilt, at 25 cents. ( ,- Also Belt Buckle*. 15. 20, 25 cents, Belts with Buckles, *0, 15, 25 cents. Veil* in Bersge, 8pun Silk, Gauge, Russia and Mechlin-, all shades, lb, 20, 25, 35, 50 cents per yard. Ladies' Dongolas, 60 cent*. Ladies’Oxford*, patent leather tips, IT.OOO acres in Barnwell Co, 5,000 acre* In Aikyn Co, also a few small farms ii? Colleton and Sumter Counties. Par- ules aiidTegulakj^ns oftlm^crno-J sOcents^ liie* d B *iriiifc»u> liny ou good terms J ei^lTon/jjffifTiig rij*] MfcvTw IVigh <5ut Plow Hboe«rtL0a Itsmarf'c/-h payment aiTt 1 -!^ 11 o abtfla hv th« reanit* a,,H White Shirt*, Linen Bosom, Re-en- ^ -,tn forced hack and front, 25 cent*. Handkerchiefs, 1 cent. Uemi-Utohwl HantHterchiefa, Bome- Bsmherg, H. C., April 28,1896. I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for fhe office of Clerk of Oourtof Barnwell County, subject to the rule* and regulations of the Dem ocratic Primary election, pledging my self to abide by the result* aud support tho nwntneesot the party. r. - - - W. 8. Bambbro. (Paid) ? — - Elko, 8. C., April 14,1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidale for the office of Clerk of Court of Barnwell County, subject to the rules «nd regulation* of t h e Hem. ocratlc Primary election, pledging my self to abide by the results and support the nominee* of she party. N. Haywood Stansrll. (Paid) For Treasurer. Sberiffs Sale. Court of Common Pleas Tbe State of South) Carolina. ) COUNTY OF BARNWELL G. W. Kagan and A J. Pittman, co partners under tlie firm name of Pitt man Bros., Plaintiffs, against II. J. Moody, T. S. Cave and J. P. Moo dy, copartners under the firm name of Cave A Moody; F. W. Wagoner, Geo. A. Wagener, H. K. Bremer and Julius D. Koster, copartner* under tho firm name of F. W. Wagener «fc Co.; Kdisto Phosphate Ca., Berkeley I’litiaphate Co., Tho*. 1). Stoke* and W. IV. Simmons, copartners, under the firm name of Stokes fc Siiytuons; Carsten Wulbern, j,ohn Wulbern, A. {I. Tobias, Edward N. Wulbern atul Jolm II. Wulhjrn, copartner* under Hie firm name of C. Wulbern &Co.; Geo. 1). W itt, John S. W iw and Geo. ]’. Watkins, copartnet sunder the firm name of Witt A Watkins and N. A. Hunt, trading under tlie firm name of N. A. Hunt A Co., South Car olina Loan A Trust Co., IV R. Me- Uahan, A. 8. Brown, Robt. P. Kvan.s anil Janie* Dillingham, copartner* a* ' McGaiiau, Brown, A Evans, Defend ant*. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) To the Defendant* above uamed: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the CotoplainPih this action^* wpy of which i* now on file in the'Ofiice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plea* for Barnwell County, and to serve a copy of your gnawer to the said Complaint on the subscriber* at their office at Barnwell Court House, 8% C., within twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and it you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action wHl apply to the Court for the relief demanded iu the Complaint. BATES A SIMMS and J. N. NATHANS, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys Dated May If.Dh 185)6. [l. a.] W. Gilmore Simms, C. C. P. To the Defendant*, Thomas I). Stoke* and W. W. Simmon*, copartners under the firm naptyitf Stokes and SilnmotoK and Geo. D. Witt, John S. Witt; and State or South CahounaJ Barnwell Cochtv i John J. Cop* and and Joseph I. Cap*- tRRsl. - va 0. B. Bishop. BIRt (*riON. BY VIRTU K *f an execution to me directed in the above slated eaa* I have toiled upon and will a*ll on Monday toe l«t day df June A. D., 1898, it being aal*«day In raid moiuh. within the lo cal hours of aale. In front of the Court House to the highest bidder for cash. Hie following described real proper ty t<>-wit: All that certain tract of land con taihtng seventy (70) acres more or less and bounded as follows: On the North by land* of J. I. Copeland, South by J. K. McMillan and East and West by lands of J. 1. and J. J. Copeland. levied upon and to be sold aa the property of O. B. Bishop to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and cost*. Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C. Sheriff’* Office, May 11th 1890. I Geo.-P. W a thin*, copartners under the ilrm ainir of Witt A Wat kin* : . Please uk« notice that the Complaint herein waa filed in the office of tbe Clerk of theCourtof Common Pleas for Barn well County on the 13th day of May A. D. lead. RATE* A SIKHS aadJ.K. NATHANS, Plaintiff's Attorney a. Dated Kay iHh MM. BMpffl-ffV MASTER'S SALE. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. The United State* of America,^ l>i«trict of Routb Carolina, f FOURTH CIRCUIT—IN EQUITY. C. M. Eden field, O. W. Barker, E. M Boyles, M. A. Moody, et al^ Com plainant*. vs. The Union Mortgage Banking and Trust Company, Limited, H,J. Mo6- dy, et al., Defendants. Pursuant to the Judgment and Order of the Court aforesaid, made iu the above entitled cause and dated at Char-, ieston ou the 14lfi day of December 1895, and by viftue of the authority thereby in me vested, I will offer for *ale at Pub lic Auction before the Court House at Barnwell in the State of South Caroli na, on Monday the 1st day of June 1896, within the legal hours of sale, upon the term* hereinafter mentioned, the following described Real Estate in the order named :<> „ (1) Lot of tlie Town Council of Seig- lingville with buildintc thereon, known as No. 25._ — ' (2) Lots of G. A. Rodt, known as No*. 21, 22,23, and 24. % (3) Lot* of E. M. Boyles, known as r No«i 154 and 155. (4) Lot of Seiglingville Baptist Church, known a* No. 8b. ( *) Lots of M. A. Moody, known as Noa. 19 and 20, and so much of Nos. 17 and 18 a* lie on tbe Soutb-eaat side of tlie ‘‘Old Road,” the dividing line be tween lands forumrly of F. H. Dickin son and lands of H. J. Moody. (6) Lota of C. M. Edenfield, known as Nos 50 and 51. T7)' Lot of New Zion Baptist Church, known as No. 158. (8) Vacant lot* in the Town of 8«Jg- llngowned by The Southern Invest ment Company, and known as Nos. 33 and 148. Terna of saio: One-half rash snd* ha I an,-* In one year with Interest from ,1a? of sab*, unpaid pbrehsae money to be aacured by bond of the pmvhaaer and mortgage af the premia** so id. Purchaser to have option of paying alt cash. Purrhaaor to pa? for patter*. HALCOTT P. UKKEN, 4 Rpse-aal Mas er. Coimahta, B. CL, May ah, IjM. Barnwell, 8. Msy l, 1896. I respectfully annonnee myself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of llarnwrII County, subject to the rules snd regulation* of the l>emocratic Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the result* and ^bpport the nominees of the party. A. F. Fata. (Paid) For Sheriff. Black vine. .H ( May 11. InML I reapectfullv announce myself a candidsU for th* office of Sheriff of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulation*of the Democratic Pri mer* alec Don, ptadglug myself to abide by the results sod support the nomi nee* of th* party. 11 snot P. Dvraas. (Paid ) Barnwell. S. c.. May 1, DM. I respectfully snocenc* myself a candidate forth* office of Hhorlff of Bara well County, aubjeet to the rule* and rrgulattoaa of the DemnrraDc Pri mary electBm. pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nominees ef the perry. J. W. LARTAarga. (Paid) For County Superintend ent of Education. - Wlmsa, B,Gi I respectfully announce mvself a candidate for tbe oBIce of Superinten dent of Education of Barnwell County, sublet to the rulee-and regulations of th* Iiemocratle Primary electioo r pledging myself to abide by lb* result* and support the nominee* of the party. K. C. KmiLARP. (Paid) Bamberg. 8. O., May 13.1896. I r**p#cti ully snooune* myself a can didate for the office of County Superin tendent of Education of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regu lations of (he Democratic Primary elec tion. pledging myself to abide tlie re sult* aud support the nominees of tbe party. L. N. Bbli.i.noer. (Paid) thing good. 5 cents Towels, 18x32, 5 cent*. Umbrellas. 26 Inch, 25 cents. Four-quarter Sea island Homespun, something good. 5 cents. Four-qna'ter Frnit of the Loom Bleaching 8} cents. « Table Damask, i urkey Red, 25 cent* a yarn. •- ' The Best Sock on Earth for 5 cents, (’oats’ Cotton, 40 cent* per dozen. White Cross Barred Muslin, some thing good. 4* 4 ' cents |>er yard. Pins, full count. 1 cent a paper. Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, 15 cts a bottle. Yours to please, C. J. MARTIN, R. R. AVENUE, Front of tba Depot, BLACKY ILLE, & C. marl 2 BRITTON'S BOOK STORE, BARNWELL. S. C, I* established i« "fill a long felt wartj and offer* School Books. States, 1 sf Envelopes, Pencils, Bibles, leatametl Ac.. A*., Ac., to cash paying cm*** er», VVttl order any book or magaik published. ' „ „ . Chapman’s History Ho. Caroltoa, 75e^ Tarbell’s Grammaes, No. I,40 t No.2COc. Wentworth’s Algebras, |L12- Will be glad to >e$ and serve all in need of anything l,i my Hue Store near residence, W. G. BRITTON, Store near residence, Tbe Barnwell Book Man. oct31-tf Leafls «b Land. 1 We are now prepared to negotiate loans on improved farm property oH long time and at lew rates of interest. Fof particular* apply to • Patterson A Holman, Attorneys at Law, Barnwell, S. C. (to Lands For Rent And Sale. years time) or to rent; will da well to call on; or write. BATES A SIMMS. . ' Bkrn wejL **. (5 Now is the Time —to UTy- CHEAP GOODS. Xj IB I beg to offer myself a* a candidate for tbe office of Superintendent of Edu cation of Barnwell County, subject to all rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. (Paid) W. W, Hart. For County Auditor. Barnwell. S. C., May 12, 1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Auditor of Barnwell County subject to the rules and regulations of tl>« Democratic Pri mary election, pledging mvaelf to abide by the results and support the nomi nees of the party. G. 0. Rilky. (Paid) __ 1 .■ For County Supervisor. Birnwell, 8. C., May 1371896. " I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by tbe results and support the nomi nees of tlie party. - - C. H. Langlby. ‘(Paid) Barnwell, C-, May 12,1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Barnwell County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and support the nomi- neea’of the party. W. T. Cavb. (Paid> ^ For Coroner. Khrhardt, S. C., May 16.1896. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Corouer, sub ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary election, pledging myself to abide by the results and sup port the nominee* of the party. (Paid) C. R. Clattok. Barnwell,8. €.. May 11,1896. 1 respectfully announce myself a can- d hlate for the office of Coroaer of Barn well County, subject to the rula* sod rrgolsticns of the Democrat!* Primary elaca4,in, pledging anyaolf to abide by tbe result* and support the nominee* of th* paitj. D. C. Bi acta alter. (PaU) HAS BUSTED! WHO? Why LEVY, tba Tai lor-Fit Clothier at Blackviile has BUSTED the prices of CioMilng. 8b<>e*, Hal* aud Gents’ Far- nlabing all to flinders. You justAMight lo see hi*!3.t*> suit*. wwrlutin.iJU Why you never raw each a sacTlllce—and then the fit, why no Tailor could take your measure and Improve on It. But ihen 1 found out how LE VY sell* so low, be sells for cash, make* a living profit and pleases the people. He ha* about |I0^ UOU.UU worth of fall Muck left, . and he says he intends to sell them out before he gets in hi* Spring stock, as he needs the room (and money). Now it 'he time to bur from us-r-we want to sell only new and stylish goods and we are forced to gel rid of our slock in season, and not do like other merchants—keep them ever from year to year and force them off on credit customers at at> exorbitant price. Mr. M. E. Izlar, formerly of the Folk Clothing Company of Savan nah. will be pleased to wait on his friends and customers. Abe Levy says he Is still on deck and will take pleasure in selling ybu goods at rock bottom prices. *S And the Captain Is still here. You know him. _- Respectfully, LZEYT-ST, THE TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIER. V. 8. By tbe way, we have one of -the best equipped Taiiariug Departments in the Sute. We guarantee you satisfaction,- J. Ec POST, M. D-,D-D-S, Resident Dentist. OFFICE ON BURR STREET, ~ BARNWELiL; S- C. Dr. J. H. G.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVI LLE, ----- 8. C Will bt at ht* office In Barnwell every Bales- day and Tueeday and W ednesday following. Will tie at bio Home Offier in blackviile ev er) Friday snd Saturday, and will make ap pointment* to meet patients at any of our county towns or call at their reeWU nie*. 1 am a full graduate of I’hitadriplda Denial < ollegr, hare bad seventeen year* active prac Heal expen< me, aud i an pleas.-you la quality of work sod prt<e*. suit is J). E ALL, Blacksmith and Wheelwright RUSH S 8HOr, BI.ATKVILT.E, 8. C,. Ilavlag secured ihlagnod stand and being •applied with improved tools and heal quality material I a as ready fur btMocvs, and a»k a fair trial of me work and price*. Anything In wmhI and trim work wanted dune well and qnlckty and at prises In suit the times. Aatlsfarftoa g saranteed * to all reasonable pcopie. I) C. ALL. ((f) I Charles Zissett, impractical Watchmaker. First dour aoutb of Brown flous* Barnwell C. II.,8.C.,uff*rshlsaervk-«a to the ynblla. An exprrleore of upward* of forty rears i* the best guarantor -hat h« anew* hi* business and will give sari* faction la the quality of hi* war ar.d the m.Hleration of hla. hargea. Reliable time keepers for sala. torafi GROVES Perrj) W. Price Invites all persons having yragons, buggies, toad carts needing repairs to call at hU General Kepair Shops before making contracts. First Classt horse shoeing a specialty, Superior facili ties for repairing mowing machines. All kinds of metal work done and satis- factioD in ever* particular gnantoteed FERRY W. FRICK.; The Pechmann Shep, W eat End, Barnwell. H- M. Graham,: □ .ATTORN*: V -AT L.A.'lv, BAMBERG, 8. c. ) Will giro bis beat atteatlog to al bu«i ne*s entrusted to him. , Will practice in all Covta of the 8Uto at*d L oittd ; Utaa. -* TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 18 JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. * ol<1 '“I year, WO bottles of' SUDVR'e TA9TKI.K08 CHILL TONIC an<t hsTO- touirht three Kmiw .!ready thle yesr. In sll oar cx- pentTnoe of It year*, In the dm* tmMnecR. have B«wstdd an »n*rte th»t griro .nrh ntilrertsl satis- ttvUuu as your Tonic. Yours truly, Aa.Nr r, Cabr A COe —For Sale By— C. N. BURCKHALTER. MISS HATTIE MARtTn Millinery. Dry Goods and Notions al ways on hand. Latent styles in Mil linery Goods. Prettiest ever exhibit ed in a country store; ail of which were bought direct from the largest import ing lioust'siR the United States. As to low prices head-quarters, R. R r Avenue. Blackviile, 8. C. - April 1st 1896. • EVERYBODY WALKS [ t0 ^ so with Ease, Com fort and Cheapness is to buy Shoes / D fi. Slippers from the *-■> bayies store, Which hat Just Received % New Stock. New GOO] No Hand or Shop Worn palmed uff on propU «| in don’t] Ui# (rick* of trade. Trlcra to suiM* At» traulk ta show gusul* si the D-sVUi aXvRJk